No progress in park maintenance, says NGO


The wading pool in Taman Pudu Ulu has been closed to the public for almost a year. — YAP CHEE HONG/ The Star

TAMAN Pudu Ulu boasts the first wading pool built by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) but poor maintenance has resulted in the facility being inoperative for almost a year.

Park-goers say the overall condition of the park, a popular recreational site in Kuala Lumpur, had also deteriorated.

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